Pedestrian safety, school arrests + what’s ahead at City Hall
Redlands News | September 10, 2026
What's happening in local government, including the latest news from City Council and Planning Commission meetings.
Rules define legal e-bikes, limit sidewalk speeds and impose fines for unsafe riding.
Settlement deal stems from 2022 Mill Creek Zanja lawsuit.
Agenda includes a $4M pipeline contract, a $1.82M settlement-related property agreement and event support.
City officials and community partners say benefit cuts are driving more families and individuals to seek food assistance.
Redlands council voted 5-0 to expand rules allowing hens in most neighborhoods, with limits based on lot size and new coop standards.
Agenda includes a public hearing on the keeping of hens in residential zones, commission and board appointments and a discussion of the Food Security Task Force.
City seeks District 1 residents and college students for advisory body focused on equity and community relations.
Agenda includes committee appointments, updates to the city’s dangerous dog ordinance, and a wastewater treatment plant contract termination.
The project will resurface about 40 lane miles of city streets and is expected to be completed within 100 working days.
Council unanimously approves ordinance to modernize definitions, enforcement and owner responsibilities
Five-year agreement aims to speed evidence sharing, expand drone response and reduce staff workload
City Hall will close Dec. 22–Jan. 2, but essential services remain open and holiday trash pickup will shift to Friday and Saturday.
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